Welcome! Posted here are new works - often before they are placed on my website - with helpful information about the new, as well as my circuitry sculpture in general. It may answer some frequently asked questions. PREVIOUS YEAR POSTINGS MAY HAVE WORKS STILL AVAILABLE, AND EARLIER 2011-2012 POSTINGS WILL HAVE INFO ON THE CIRCUITRY WORK IN GENERAL. Please direct any questions through my website contact page www.theokamecke.com. The website will reveal the availability of each work.

It may be difficult for some to perceive this as electronic circuitry, but it is, and is ancient in terms of technology. These are truly the trilobites - the bones- of the evolution of tech. Wonderful abstract primitive art in its own right,
it was given the suitable title of one of the northwest coast Indian tribes of the U.S., reminiscent of one of their totems. The size of this wall work is about 22 x 16.

The circuitry for this small wall-work was collected many years ago from a circuit fabrication company that has long since disappeared. I've had these rare boards set aside for just such a piece. Could they be Maori tattoos, or could it be the abstract work of a contemporary American? About 16" x 16".

The design of SUTTON HOO grew outwards from the motif in the center of the top. It soon took on a look that reminded me of the hoard of Saxon treasure not long ago unearthed on a farm field in eastern England. The chest is 16" x 13" x 5"H.

The CANDELABRA chest, completed in 2015, has its name from the circuitry on the sides, and that was its working title. The design reminded me of some obscure forgotten culture that I couldn't put my finger on, but candelabra is easier, and so it keeps its working title.
The chest is 17" x 11" x 7"H